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From: cynthiak@zaphod.UUCP (Cynthia Kelly)
Newsgroups: net.puzzle
Subject: Re: The Infamous -GRY Puzzle
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Date: Wed, 16-Oct-85 11:06:58 EDT
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Posted: Wed Oct 16 11:06:58 1985
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Organization: Develcon Electronics, Saskatoon, SK
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Keywords: solution, public library
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I finally broke down and sought professional help to the -GRY Puzzle:
according to Information Services at Frances Morrison Public Library in
Saskatoon, Saskatchewan (card file of answers-to-obscure-questions),

	1. angry
	2. hungry
	3. anhungry
are the three words in the English language ending in -GRY.

The last word is an obsolete term used by Shakespeare, and hence still found
in some dictionaries (although NOT in my Webster's Collegiate); actually, it
may be spelled "annhungry" as I only got a brief glimpse at the word.

Sorry to spoil the puzzle, but curiosity got the better of me,
Cynthia Kelly

P.S. this my first (and probably my last) posting, please forgive any
breach of network etiquette